NOURISH

Gentle, evidence-informed nutrition guidance that supports brain health, steadies energy, and encourages sustainable habits for living well with migraine.

Food is more than fuel — it’s a foundation for healing, energy, and balance. We are partnering with Alicia Wolf, creator of The Dizzy Cook, to bring you migraine-friendly recipes that are simple, comforting, and supportive of brain health.

Why Nourish?

Nutrition plays a powerful role in migraine wellness. Ingredients rich in magnesium, omega-3s, and antioxidants can support brain function, ease inflammation, and even help with prevention. By focusing on whole foods and gentle swaps for common triggers, our goal is to make eating well less stressful and more joyful.

What You’ll Find

Overall Nutritional Guidance
Seasonal Recipes with fresh, nourishing ingredients
Migraine-Friendly Swaps for common trigger foods
Meal Prep & Snacks to ease your mental load
Hydration & Electrolytes for high-pain or recovery days

Nourish Collection

Migraine Mocktail: Valentine’s Electrolyte Berry Spritz

Show yourself some love by making this delicious electrolyte Valentine’s mocktail! With antioxidant rich pomegranate juice, ginger ale ice cubes, and sparkling water, this drink is the perfect pink hydration drink that’s got a great tart ginger flavor.

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All-Natural Christmas Simmer Pot

Perfect for people who want their house to smell like the holidays but without artificial scents and fragrances that can trigger a migraine attack.

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Migraine Attack Instant Chai Latte

If you’re someone who is helped by caffeine for a migraine attack, you’ll love this cozy Chai Tea Latte. With anti-inflammatory spices of ginger and cinnamon, this instant recipe can be made in the microwave for a quick drink.

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Migraine Attack Golden Milk

Whether you’re craving something cozy or it’s a migraine attack day, this easy golden milk can be made in the microwave. With anti-inflammatory ingredients like ginger and turmeric, you can make this dairy-free if desired.

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Migraine Attack Ice Cubes - Electrolyte Eye Balls

A mix of blueberries, coconut water, sea salt, pomegranate, and sparkling water may look like a retinal migraine, but may actually give some relief and hydration - packed with natural electrolytes and antioxidants. This is a fun alternative to sodas for a party!

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Magnesium Overnight Oats

Magnesium supplementation has been studied for prevention of migraine and research shows people with migraine aren’t getting enough through diet. Here is a recipe that can help you get more naturally!

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Cream Cheese Pinwheels

These include colorful veggies that support brain health. I love to use cream cheese (a migraine-friendly fresh cheese) and sweet mini peppers, but you could mix this up with whatever veggie they will actually eat - from broccoli to cucumber. These also make a great healthy appetizer or snack for adults too! Make these gluten free, if needed, with Siete cassava tortillas.

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Mango Strawberry Electrolyte Drink

Perfect for adults or kids, this natural electrolyte drink contains real fruit and no dyes! Similar to the Naked Juices - you can make this without a juicer in just 5 minutes. Defrost frozen fruit, or use fresh, this is one refreshing drink that can help restore electrolytes and hydration after a migraine attack, or for sipping during an attack if you’re too nauseous to eat a meal.

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